Author Question: Prior to intervening with an adolescent projecting anger on the nurse, the nurse should: 1. ... (Read 36 times)

mckennatimberlake · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Prior to intervening with an adolescent projecting anger on the nurse, the nurse should:

1. Encourage the adolescent to engage in reflection.
2. Engage in introspection to examine how he/she reacts to others when they are angry.
3. Organize the rapid response team due to the aggressive action.
4. Enlist an adolescent peer to intervene with the adolescent.

Question 2

The client's partner describes the role of the client as female and states the expectation that the client will exhibit certain female behaviors. This is an example of:

1. Intersex.
2. Gender identity disorder.
3. Gender role stereotyping.
4. Androgyny.

SomethingSomething · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: Before responding to the adolescent, the nurse must be aware of how he/she reacts to others when they are angry. At this point the adolescent is projecting anger and is not aggressive; therefore, it is not necessary to notify the rapid response team. It would not be appropriate for the nurse to ask another peer to intervene. Encouraging the adolescent to reflect is an appropriate interaction to attempt after the adolescent has cooled down and is ready to process the event.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: Gender role stereotyping occurs when there are behavioral expectations related to gender. Androgyny is flexibility in gender roles. Intersex describes the condition in which there are contradictions in biologic characteristics of gender. Gender identity disorder occurs when a person has discomfort with the assigned gender.